Breguet marks the tourbillon’s 225th anniversary with new platinum editions spanning the Classique, Tradition and Marine collections.
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The Maurice Lacroix 1975 Legacy adds a quieter, more classical note to the brand’s anniversary-era collection, pairing Jura-inspired dial work with a 39mm steel case and an automatic small-seconds calibre.
Armin Strom has reworked its resonance minute repeater into a slimmer titanium watch with a Westminster chime, twin regulating organs and a playful 12:59 mode designed to let the full strike sequence sing on demand.
TAG Heuer’s Formula 1 Solargraph line gets a softer summer palette for 2025, pairing pastel cases with solar-powered quartz practicality and the collection’s familiar sporty bezel.
Breguet marks the 225th anniversary of Abraham-Louis Breguet’s tourbillon patent with four new watches spanning classic dressmaking, mysterious display, fusee-and-chain engineering and high-complication marine watchmaking.
The Midnight Jour Nuit Phase de Lune brings a moon phase and a 10-second on-demand animation to Van Cleef & Arpels’ poetic astronomy universe.
Oceaneva’s Deep Marine Explorer VI 6000m Power Reserve pairs extreme dive-watch engineering with a practical indication rarely seen at this depth rating.
Baltic’s updated Scalegraph brings 100 metres of water resistance, screw-down chronograph pushers and three dial colours to the brand’s regular collection.
The Italian independent brings an antique rose dial to its angular titanium Rivanera line, with distinct Classic and Piccolo versions.
The updated Classic Worldtimer Manufacture brings a new FC-719 movement, a 72-hour power reserve, crown-only adjustment and three fresh dial executions to one of Frederique Constant’s most recognisable complications.
Blancpain brings warmer dials, balanced proportions and the long-running Calibre 1150 to the latest Villeret Ultraplate 38mm collection.
The new Armin Strom Orbit Midnight Purple deepens the independent watchmaker’s date-on-demand concept with a frosted purple movement plate, integrated steel bracelet and a 20-piece production run.
Baltic’s racing-inspired Scalegraph chronograph is now a permanent collection, launching in champagne, blue and grey with a redesigned 39.5mm case, screw-down pushers and a hand-wound Sellita movement.
The new 1893 Johannes Dürrstein Edition Double Moon Phase pairs a champagne dial, engraved scales and a manually wound Glashütte movement with a practical EUR 3,100 price.
Christopher Ward’s C60 Trident line is the brand’s long-running dive-watch family, spanning everyday automatic divers, GMT models, bronze cases, sapphire dials and titanium tool watches.
The Swedish independent’s Fullerö Sword channels a Viking-age blade through Damascus steel, a luminous sapphire index ring and a customised La Joux-Perret automatic movement.
EBEL’s CEO reflects on mechanical watchmaking, the role of heritage, and why emotion still gives a wristwatch its lasting power.
Blancpain expands the Villeret collection with six new references, led by a 38mm Ultraplate family and two diamond-set moonphase models.
Blancpain has expanded the Villeret Ultraplate family with a new 38 mm model, reinforcing the collection’s place in the refined end of contemporary dress watchmaking.
Geneva independent Akhor expands its poetic floating dial concept with the Nour La Lumière, a gem-set day/night watch limited to 10 pieces in each metal.